UNDIVIDED IN SERVICE

You know you are a Rotaractor when...

1 You are now doing full-time volunteering with a part-time degree

2 You must consistently remind yourself that you are here at "KDU" to "study"

3 Meeting the Rotaract bunch at the cafe - the best part of your day!

4 Your mischievous nature knows no bounds, and you'll always tease someone

5. Without fail, a birthday celebration with the Rotaract bunch is an absolute must. ( The perfect spot: corner bench outside the cafe)

6 The bus ride back home is the highlight of the long-distance projects

7. Your school friends have muted your WhatsApp status - looks like they're not ready for your daily project updates!

8 You have 100 stickers of yourself, and they're all embarrassing

9 From innocent to indecent - it looks like you and your friends have taken a one-way trip to the gutter

10 You question who would need online dating when you could maybe find your significant other here

11. You know that being the official guitar or bongo player is no easy task - by the end of the project, their fingers are more beat up than the instruments themselves!

12 You know this place is perfect for learning new songs - rock on!

13 You're a project rockstar who puts projects over exams

14 Time: 1115am Venue: Cafeteria

Be there!! (Is a text message that you equally love and dread)

15. Your inbox is a project playground, it's completely full of projects!

Ifyouget

12-15Yes' BEHOLD,YOUARETHEULTIMATEROTARACTOR

9-12Yes' Wohooo!!!,YOUAREJUSTSTEPSAWAYFROMBEINGTHEULTIMATEROTARACTOR

6-9Yes' WELLYOUJUSTJOINEDUNIRIGHT?!

3-6Yes' MISSEDTHISYEAR,BUTSUREGONNABEAPARTOFRACKDUNEXTYEAR!!

0-3Yes' WELL,ITSNEVERTOOLATETOJOINTHEFAM!!!

A NIGHT full of MUSIC,Rain & FLAVOUR:

On the 3rd of April, history was made in the University's social calendar with the first-ever "Rota Fiesta", a musical event alongside a food festival with over 2500 people, was an innovative concept brought to life by Projects Chairs, Rtr Sayuni Senadeera, Rtr Githmi Gunawardena and the rest of the amazing board of officials! The event was a huge success and a testament to the hard work put in by the organizers, overlookers, and general members

The Vice-Chancellor's presence at the inauguration of the ceremony added to the excitement and anticipation for the evening's festivities The event lived up to expectations with delicacies of all kinds and music by some of Sri Lanka's most famous artists, Dinesh Gamage, Kaizer Kaiz, and Harini Weerasingha with an amazing music band, YakaCrew

One of the standout moments of the evening was the Rotaract club's interesting "Spiced Rotti" challenge itself and in addition to that, the stalls from our university students and clubs, IEEE WIE Club of General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University and other interesting challenges made by students made this evening very exciting and brought happiness along the way. Diving in this “Spiced up Rotti challenge”; Sri Lanka’s Rotti තම ෙහාඳම. It was a fun opportunity for people to test their spice tolerance levels, tearing up, and getting redder eyes while friends were laughing hysterically.